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how to remove "promote to article" on post
i disabled the cms in the plugin manager. It is still showing up "promote to article" on the posts and when i click on my username in the posts it pops up a little menu and n that menu it has an option to view the articles have made.
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Open up your style manager and choose "Edit Templates", now open up your postbit_legacy template and search for:
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It could be though the option is still enabled for admins but others do not see that link, maybe that is what is happening. |
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No, it should not even be available to admins. If the OP disabled it correctly, the only way those links would show up is if their is a missing conditional in the templates, or there is a mod over riding the condition.
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Ah ok that is what I thought. Well I'm glad that I'm not losing my mind lol.
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I would check the following.
Have you tried on a unmodified default style? Have you tried with all mods disabled? What vB version and PHP version are you running? To temporarily disable all mods, edit includes/config.php file and add this line right under <?php add the following. PHP Code:
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i disabled it using the plugin manager. I unchecked all of the cms plugins.
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You need to disable the CMS product, not disable its hooks/plugins.
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CarpCharacin, HM666, ozzy47 |
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Zachary is correct, you should disable it that way.
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